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@ami_angelwings@urusai.social there's a reason Madrilenians are called cats
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@cancel@merveilles.town but if the option still prominently exists, that seems to depend on a case-by-case scenario
oh wellwell, we'll figure it out soon, there will be plenty of stats to check
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@xyla@shitpost.trade yeah, that seems about right from looking at Wallapop
would have complained a year or two ago, but with how stupid prices have gotten it's honestly not a bad deal
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@xyla@shitpost.trade pretty sure we'd have gone over here through 5 coups and 2 civil wars by now if not for the EU :blobcatderpy:
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@ghostdancer@mastodon.sdf.org @bradr@infosec.exchange oh hey, we commented the same thing at the same time lmao https://soc.masfloss.net/@xerz/statuses/01KR3CSXXRSEQX60H2KWFWTCRC
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@bradr@infosec.exchange I love how clear the line before and after Pedro Sánchez is lmao
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@foone@digipres.club @domi@donotsta.re
In 2026? Why would a kid waste their time knowing this?
do not underestimate the ability of teenagers to obsess over retro computing
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@shana that, and equations over planes also implicitly translate into loops over each value of the plane
that's basically what made maths finally click for me
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@AzulCrescent I'm 28. I first got to experience love at just short of 26. I'm still living through these wonderful moments with the wonderful beloved in my life, as much of a struggle as it is to get there.
Maybe life won't give you that chance. But I believe it's worth having hope for.
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@Rhew@gulp.cafe I did, pre-pandemic. I remember back then the new in-house pens were causing compatibility issues, but that *seems* to be fixed nowadays. All you need is a distro where you can put a patched kernel on: https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Supported-Devices-and-Features#feature-matrix
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@cancel@merveilles.town if you block them, it's harder for the agents to know you exist and even do as much as quote or link to you
but yeah
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@cancel@merveilles.town oh, but like
the Shorts block still works for me, and Ungoogled Chromium still allows to install uBlock and disable passkey prompting just fine
then again I guess you said Chrome
no idea about Windows updates either
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@foone@digipres.club @domi@donotsta.re there's still quite a bunch around tho, even today
I think you should be legally recognized as an adult if you do that kind of thing tho /s
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@cancel@merveilles.town not technically? good old search is still going to be there for now, and if you ask the model "hey, what's cancel's fedi account?", it'll probably link as usual
like it sucks, but it's not a complete, 100% cutoff..... as non-deterministic and subject to Google's will as it is
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@mbpaz@mas.to @disorderlyf@todon.eu @bradr@infosec.exchange Okay I might not be reading well the old law, but I understood the old tax ("peaje") applied to everyone, and they were just specifiying "autoconsumo" even for those who are not connected to the grid
the PV boom is net business indeed tho, I just understood that the Rajoy administration was hostile enough with the aforementioned tax (which killed the previous, Zapatero-era policy of solar panel roofs in new lots) that the numbers stopped making sense until it got all lifted
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@cancel@merveilles.town it's on the app, but it doesn't work on the web, fair enough
it's Google
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@komali_2@mastodon.social @frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org it's right there on the OP's link, under "hardware seeding"
whenever promoting an Arch customization by an average racist/transphobic/eugenicist/fascist apologist/youknowthedrill millionaire is okay if no money (that he doesn't need, mind you) is directly exchanged is okay or not, I'll leave that up to you
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@sowophie@chaos.social @cadey@pony.social hell yeah, cve-rs on prod https://github.com/Speykious/cve-rs
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@lispi314 @hypha @star @lcamtuf in fairness GNU has a viable alternative, gccrs is aiming for Rust 1.49 and is getting quite close https://rust-gcc.github.io/2026/04/13/2026-03-monthly-report.html
.....not sure what compiler version uutils requires tho
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@cancel@merveilles.town the point is: a threshold has been met, and that's too much for you, which is alright, and pretty logical actually
wanted to clear that out tho
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@cancel@merveilles.town yes, it's the default... but as shown on the article, it can be skipped
it's JUST going to be bloated with antipatterns, but those who keep their OpenSearch providers and habits on check will still be able to use Google like always
it's a lot of nitpicking because it sucks, but it's still there
so uh
depends on how much you're okay with that
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@disorderlyf@todon.eu @mbpaz@mas.to @bradr@infosec.exchange and yet I'm pretty certain the vast majority of capacity we got ever since is solar, where Iberdrola and friends just went ahead, bought a bunch of land, speedran through the permits and built the new power stations
capacity which wasn't possible under a government infamous for taxing out power stations, the well-known "impuesto al sol" (Article 7 RD 900/2015, repealed in October 2018, taxing all production of solar energy even if for homes which were unplugged from the grid)
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@gullevek @nikitonsky macOS 26 is now using realtime SVG graphics for everything. I presume not a lot of time was spent optimizing. So there's your answer.
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@emenel what the hell is up with people promoting Omarchy, is this all literally just DHH being the only one who's managed to get these guys to care about Linux (which speaks great about them) or
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@cancel@merveilles.town yeah, exactly
a bit easier than that since the traditional search button is still prominent
but they want it out, eventually
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@workchronicles@mastodon.social stay at the border constantly until it broadens up
little by little
you'll get there
eventually
just ten years more
you won't regret ten years of your life going at a slow pace
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@mbpaz@mas.to @disorderlyf@todon.eu @bradr@infosec.exchange ....utilizados exclusivamente en caso de una interrupción de alimentación de energía eléctrica de la red eléctrica
ngl that's bad wording, but I'm *quite* sure that the usage of "y" as conjunction is doing some heavy lifting there
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@cancel@merveilles.town then go ahead, it's just not something that everyone might want since... well, now you need to think of other ways for folks to know where you are
might make sense to adapt tho
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@404mediaco@mastodon.social another way to put this could be
to have a consciousness you need a motivation of your own, something that drives you inside... and for that, in turn, you need to be able to have a motivation, to have something to win or to lose, to stand on your own and be able to act individually
to have a consciousness you need a heart
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@cancel@merveilles.town they're keeping it actually, they're just prioritizing "AI mode" and LLM suggestions
see: https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/search/search-io-2026/
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@GossiTheDog and somehow the stock value of Gamestop rised throughout the whole clip????????????????
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@cancel@merveilles.town then it seems it still needs to be evaluated case-by-case? so basically, based on what habits everyone will lean towards, how Google reacts, and what one gets out of playing Google's game
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@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io 'No Way to Prevent This,' Says Politician At Fault From Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
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@danmcquillan@kolektiva.social Eh, I'd argue it does. It's always about "the real US", "the real UK", an aesthetic of a true country, a true people, that is being threatened by immoral vales
the more one aligns with that, the more someone forces their way to be seen as the aesthetic, to become the aesthetic, the more they earn the right to be at the top: the more they earn the right to control and dictate, the more they become the definition of righteousness itself
there, repetitive patterns
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@404mediaco@mastodon.social
the argument broadly boils down to the point that any AI system is ultimately “mapmaker-dependent,” meaning it “requires an active, experiencing cognitive agent”—a human—to “alphabetize continuous physics into a finite set of meaningful states.” In other words, it needs a person to first organize the world in way that is useful to the AI system, like, for example, the way armies of low paid workers in Africa label images in order to create training data for AI.
“You have many other motivations as a human being. It's a bit more complicated than that, but all of those spring from the fact that you have to eat, breathe, and you have to constantly invest physical work just to stay alive, and no non-living system does that,” Jäger told me. “An LLM doesn't do that. It's just a bunch of patterns on a hard drive. Then it gets prompted and it runs until the task is finished and then it's done. So it doesn't have any intrinsic meaning. Its meaning comes from the way that some human agent externally has defined a meaning.”
oh hey, it's also they same thing I had concluded on my own
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@sowophie@chaos.social @cadey@pony.social (in fairness this should be fixed with the next generation trait solver, but who knows how long that'll take: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2026/next-solver.html)